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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-22
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21.-Four steady and UNCHANGED.
Wheat-Market was firm all throughout the session,
the demand away head Of offerings. Gables were
firm and feeling more bulish that prices improved
off late the close was $50 aso higher. 10. red.
cash 71ss072c; October. 1891 la0 II 5sc clos
closing at 75c January 74ls 7414 closing at "a iss
bid May. 1888 Soc closing at 79si q 1880. Corn
and trading light. The close sc abova yesterday
cash. 39he9dOaic; October 80 iac; November 1850;
al isc closing at O7s041c Oats steady; cash
24aac; October. 24Ac bid; November, 24ssc; May
and firm; Wisconsin 74c;- fancy Wisconsin, TIC.
Hay unchanged; timothy $4,000 soc; prairie
Butter dull and quiet; creamery. % 25c; dairy
16a21c. Corn meal strong at So 1902 l. Whisky
lard but all else dull Pork-Standard mess S13
Lard; 62Oc. Dry meats-Long clears. on orders
Bacon-Boxed shoulders 6. ooc; long clears 7.67 lsc
clear ribs o. iae; short clears. 500 0o.25 Hams
sar ei steady; May 79ao bid Corn steady Oats
dull October. 24c bid; May. 28ssa2512c; nominal.
corn "a 900 bu: oats So 900 bu; rye none; barley,
$4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls wheat,
none; barley 1000 bu
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 21.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat firm but quiet: No. red October.
$3.50; January. U sils9s4sac CornIspot firm:
futures, quiet; No. mixed in grain depot
R Rsi Mixed in grain dep Pes'A 54as No.
yellow. in grain depot. 54aic No mixed, Octo-
Der, 5lU12c November. oOO0Ic; December. 4Sl2
D49c; January. 4Sla049c. Oats-Spot quiet and
barely steady, No. 2 mixed, track 33c; ungraded
white 33lac: No. white. 3319O34c; No. wLite.
35035i4c; futures quiet but steady: No. white.
October. 345s035c; November 345s0 "a sc: De-
cember. Ssh 35lfc; January. 36036l4c- Provis-
ions quiet and steady. Pork-Mess. $780, prime
mess SIS; family mess. $16.50. Receipts
Flour. 600 brs; wheat z. 500 bu: corn, $500 bu;
oats, 26.3O0 bu- Shipments-Wheat. 3,40O bu;
corn. 5. 100 bu; oats, IL. 500 bu.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 21.-Four firm; family So. 90
0325; fancy. $3.5O03.60. Wheat firm; NO 2
red. 74o Receipts. s. 700 bu; shipments; none Corn
firm; No 2 mixed. 44c. Oats quiet No mixed,
2Slac. Rye quiet; No. 2 sec. Pork dull $3.50.
Lard strong q 2Oc Bulk meats, short ribs. 1886
Bacon easier; short rib Size; short clear, Sligo.
Whisky firm: sales. 1891 brs finished goods the
basis of $1.O5. Butter dull, 10D2Sc. Sugar
stronger; hard 707lac; yellow. 4loQ5lac. Eggs
firm. Ito. Cheese firm regular. 11012c.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 21.-Flour dull and steady.
Howard street and Western superfne So. 3702.75;
do extra, $3.OO03.60. Wheat-Western dull No.
winter red spot. 79ia079s4c; November. sOasD
solac; December, s2la0S2ac; January. S3A0
S4lsc. Corn-Western dull and steady; mixed. spot,
49l2c bid; October. 1910 50l4c; December. Ash q
4sl2: year, AZ 04siac. Oats quiet aud steady;
Western white 80 936c: Western mixed 33034c.
Provisions quiet and steady. Mess pork $1,000
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additional Strengthening Influence.
shorts covered freely. trading chiefly for De-
cemoer n nd May deliveries December wheat
opened at 20 a Tale. sold 72s a 73c. rallied TO
133c, reacted TO 73ac, then advanced TO 1890, and
closed at 73ac. Corn rather quiet today
aud confined local operators. The
feeling was steady, influenced somewhat
by the firm of wheat and the
free buying, at times. by one or two large local
houses. The market opened at Yesterdays clos
ing prices, fuctuated within a &c range, and
closed a &c higher than yesterday. The demand
for the contract grades only fair shippers
buying moderately there being no vessel room
here, and rates remaining firm. Oats opened
dull and weaker for the near futures. but subse-
quenty recovered, being influenced by the firm
ness in other markets. May delivery ruled firm
all through the session, being in rather better
request. The near futures closed at about &c
29sc. Provisions were stronger to-day,
and prices ruled higher for the
leading speculative articles. The receipts of
hogs smaller than the estimates and
prices ruled higher, which feature created
little more demand from the short" interest.
ines. especially of the deliveries. Trading
however, was only moderately active. The in
curry on shipping account was oniy fair but
BUYERS were slow TO meet the Vows of sellers
and the volume of business lighter than for
several days past. The receipts of products
were larger than during the previous deliveries
of the week, and the shipments were moderately
and January pork advanced l5c from yester-
days close. selling at $11 % II l23 and closing at
$I2 074. Lard advanced 05c for cash and futures
January short ribs advanced .05c and closed at
6 1910. January lard sold at 6. III al 229c and
closed at zoe. The leading futures ranged as
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10000

William w. III. McCurdv to John r. Eli
der trustee, lots 50. GO, I'll and 10 in
brakes subdivision of outIot Ii, west
of White river in Indianapolis. 10000
William /. Ripley to Ora HubbeIl. lot
in Holloways subdivision of Ell. K. Al
lens second north addition to Indian
apolis-. 10000
William ]. Ripley to Louamie Hubbeli.
lot Is. in outlots ) and g. il Woods
annapolis ,,ese =. - $500
Isaac Brenneman TO Clara Brunson lot
in Brennemans addition to yelling
William R. McGinnis Josephine Me-
Ginnis. lots So 81 and s5 in McGn-
Mss subdivision. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Thomas Burns Ann b. Gramlng. lot
~ IN taJen's subdivision of part OF
outot los in Indianapolis I.20O.OO
William Wilson to William II. Baker.
part of lot 4, in square 1S, in Indianap-
Roxanns G. Dousherty to Mary j.
woodiawn addition 70 Indianapolis pol 10000
Edwin Hamell to Isabella e. Evans west
half of the southeast quarter of section
80 township IL range 2 east, con-
tanning 81 acres. 10000
Edwin Hamell to Isabella E. Evans, part
of the northeast quarter of section 4,
township Is north. of range east 10000
John Tarleton to Eudora A. Hamlin,
brakes addition to Indianapolis - 100000
Sarah T.. J. Reading TO Anna Spangen
berger lot 90. in McKernan & Perce's
subdivision of part of outlot III, in H.
diauapos. IoUo.Oo
Conveyances. II; consideration --sa4, 254.7o
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY Oct. 21.-The Live Stock Ind
reports: Cattle receipts SOS; shipments. q
1866 Market strong and active all classes of good
fat catte stockers and feeders firm. Good to choice
corn-fed 81 oO04.75: common to medium. SIS 80
feeders, So 20; stockers So 1o02.65; Gamers. $50
Hogs-Receipts, s.667; shipments s7s Quality
good market steady to SC higher. Good to choice,
light and pigs, So. IS o4I5. Closed weak.
Sheep-Receipts. liz; shipments, 232. Market
quiet. Good to choice $3. 25 90; to
medium. So IS 03. 90.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Beeves-Receipts count
ing carloads to arrive late As carloads for
the market and % loads for city trade The trading
dull and late arrivals were not sold; ordinary to
prime native sold So. 65 05 20 per 100 lbs
extra native 1925 o.35; Texas and Colorado
steers $3 4O0365.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 5,7ooo extremely
dull steady prices for sheep and weak at reduc-
ton of Sc per 100 lbs lambs. Sales So so
ATS; lambs. S5O6.25.
Hogs-Recepts. 1000. Market quiet and
changed for live hogs at So 05.35.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21.-Cattle-Receipts. 43O;
shipments. 395. Market strong Choice heavy ma
40: butchers steers. fair to choice. SIS o0D3.7O;
rangers, common to good corn-fed. s.. 1O03.1O.
active and higher Choice heavy and butchers selec
tons 81 so 04,65: packing and Workers. medium to
prime Sd 10 04.4os pigs, common to good. 5000
sheep-Receipts. 745: shipments. 40 Market
steady; fair to fancy, $500 04.15; lambs $500
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-The Drovsrs' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts 5000: shipments. 3 900.
Market steady; fancy. 1926 shipping steers,
So. 4S5 stockers and feeders $1.75 as. co. cows
bulls and mixed, $1.25027O: Texas cattle, ST. 60
1D2.65; Western rangers. $24O0375.
Hogs-Recepts. 10 ooO shipments. 10000. Mar
ket strong and sc better mixed, S4. 2O04 as heavy
$4.25 "a 65; light 81. 2O04.5O; skips, So 04.2 20.
Sheep-Receipts 500: shipments, 500 Mar
ket slow; natives. So. S504; Western. So $3.50:
Texans S2.5OO3. so. lambs. 81 2O05.5O.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Oct. 21.-Cattle-Receipts
IS; shipments 81. Nothing doing; all through con
sgnments.
Hogs-Receipts a 500: shipments 400 Mar
ket active. Philadelphia. S4.7O04. so: Workers
81. so 04. 60; common fair $4. 2504.45.
Sheep-Receipts. 1 200; shipments, 1000 Market
slow at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI Oct. 21.-Hogs steady common
and light, 3d. O0445 packing and butchers 81 10
"a. 60. Receipts, 5000: shipments. 2, 800.
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die. y doz. S6o065; fair bride. $50 MS " doz;
skins. s5eos1Io, French calf skins. SI.I5 80.
HIDEs-So. : cured 7la073ic; No. !. green. &C.,
No calf 1c No. car e1Fsd Of Se dry SALT
prices.
CSC.
TALLow-Prime. 303lac.
GREAsE-Brown. 2 iac; yellow, 2a4c; white 3ia 04c
PROVISIONS.
JoBBINa PRIcEs-Smoked Msats--Sugar-cured
hams, 10 to II lbs average. !2iaci 10 lbs average
ace liz ise lbs aTss's Average lie; English
cured breakfast bacon light medium. a Pc;
dried beef hams, Primrose brand. 14c; cried beef
hams. small pieces. lie. Bacon. clear sides about
clear backs, medium average Ioc clear bellies me.
dunn weight l0s4c. Dry-salt aad Picked Meats
OeaF s'dei . aa s se osar oe osar
bean pork p brl 200 lbs, $17.0o. Bologna-Skin
fss winter leaf Kettle s in terees e
Refined Lard-In terces, 714c in 5o-fb cans in 100
ID cases. 7iac. ,
BEAss-s2. 250 IS
fancy country butter in small packages, IL a l2c;
country butter s0Ioc; common 607c.
BgEswAx-Dark lSc; yellow. zoe.
EGGs-Shippers paying l6c; selling from store
PoUITar-Hens. 61ac: chickens. &C., ROSTERS.
Sc; turkeys TBS over. &C., below that weight SD
&c: hen turkeys, &c; toms &c ~ ID; geese, $4,000
FEArHERs-Prime geese. 3504oc p ID; mixed
duck, $4,000 " 10. 60,
washed medium and common grade if in good order
24025c unwashed ine Is 02oc; feece-washed. if
light well washed and in good orde % $500; bury
and understandable, according to their value
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red or June. prime (recleaned)
$404.40 p bu: English mammoth prime (reclean-
edl, 81 2004.35; Asike, prime $50 0s; Alfalfa,
prime 81. % so; white, S7.500S prime timothy.
$2.60O2. rs bu; extra clean blue Is 20
~ bu; red top 75cO$1 81 bu orchard grass. 81. 500
1. 65 ~ bu; Southern grown miIlet. zoe p bu.
mon millet 75c p blu; aaxseed, selected, 81 1O01.4O
y bu; seed rye 63c p bT: old popcorn, 03c " fb
new popcorn. 6O070c ~ bu hemp, 3l9c canary.
5c rape &c ~ ib Acme lawn grass seed, zoe ~ 10:
1926 ~ bu. Spinach-Bloom sdale savoy leaf
(sealed bags). SOC ~ 10. Ka!e. 75c ~ 10
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Brisk Trade I'm Decentralization I'm
proving and n Cheerful Feeling Manifested

A Brisk Trade in Decentralization I'm
proving and n Cheerful Feeling Manifested.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 81.
Trade in all departments is brisk. Travelling
statesmen who came in last evening brought
good sized orders. and all week mail orders have
been large. Dry goods men especially are busy,
and the sales of the week it is estimated, will ex-
coed those of the corresponding week, 1865 %
per cent, and with this there is a steady, firm
tone to prices. Grocers have had big weeks
trade. Sugars retain the strong tone of the
early part of the week, and the distribution has
increased with the prospective further advance
in prices. Coffees hardly as firm as in the
early part of the week, but prices are unchanged
The New York Shipping List Gays of coffee
The market has once more developed q dull
and dropping tendency. and the business trans
acted since our last issue has been upon a lower
basis of values than was current at the close of
last week. Curously enough the source of this
weakness appears to be in Rio, and although
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Oct l.-Flour-Receipts, 16. :
ESQ packages; exports, 10, 22O brls Al. $50 sacks
steady. Sales. 81. 600 brls.
Wheat-Receipts. co, 80 bu; exports, 80 $50
bu; sales 244s coo Do futures and 200 900 bu
spotoptions attracted less attention; prices ruled
steady at the outset. later strenthened and
advanced Ia lc, closing at shade off from the
BEST spot grades trifie higher. hut only mod
srately active: No. Chicago, S2kc o. b.; No.
1 hard 901c, arrived: ungraded red, S24 08S1c;
No. red, SO a S34c elevator. SAL a SAFE deliver
3D. S3c +. o. b.; No l red nominal. 6S3c: No
white, nominal. SSc; No. 2 red. October 924 a
s25c, closing at S2Ec; November, S2a q S3kc,
dosing S3sc; December, S3a a sale, closing at
7uary. So a S65c; closing at Sole; March, sc 8 16
0S79c, closing at S7Ae: APRIL 87s % SSsc, closing
~ Sssc May, $50 s9sc. closing at S95c; June
81 89kc, closing ~ 69sc; December QSs5.)
81 a 93sc closing at $3.50
Corn-Receipts 97. 900 bu; exports 10. 610 bu;
sales. 3l2, 600 pu futures and 1864 900 bu spot
and arrive; cash firm: options a &c higher but
quiet; ungraded, 524 a 529c; No 2, 52E a 53sc de-
Hvered. 52tc c.. f. and j.; No. .. October,
52sc, closing at 524c; November. 50 52sc. clos
Ing at 52Rc; December 52Ac closing at 52sc;
53sc, closing at 535c
Oats-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports. 1000 bu;
sales 800. 900 bu futures; 10000 bu spot;
f04c lower; mixed Western. 80 034c; white
Western, 80 040c.
Hay firm and unchanged.
Hons In light demand out firm.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull at 1910 asked; OBJ
tions 90 a SOC points lower and fairly ac-
tive; sales, 500 bags; October. 16 90c;
November, 16 Soc; December. 1905 q II 25c;
January, 100 zoe; February 1900
IL 15c; March. 1900 II Zoe; April 10 90
oil Csc; MAY, IS S00l705c; June. 16 70 % 6 95c;
July. 16 Goa l6 75c; August 16 As a l6 soc: Sep
TENDER, JIG 80 d l6. Soc; t1SSSl-October. 1920
Is 25c; November. 10 GOALS l5c December,
Is. 80. a l6.20c. Sugar frm;extra superior Ma
uilla, s. 10 04sc; refined quer, standard A,
10 Ice; powdered, &c; graduated. g a Csc.
Molasses quiet, steady.
Tallow firm but quiet. Rosin nominal
Eggs quiet receipts, l, TO packages; Western
l2021c.
Pork unchanged. Cut meats steady; picked
AIRY active: Western steam spot, 60 DC zoe,
closing 6 zoe; October 6 50 a 6 Goo: November.
LAO u649r; December. 6 AZ a 8 45c: January, CAT
a650c February, 655c; May. g. 70 G. a. city
Iteam. Soc
Butter quiet and weak Western, Is 125c;
Western creamery, 1G025c. Cheese doll and
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2I.-All the markets opened
steady TO day and not much changed from yester-
lays closing figures. The strength that appeared
IN the early markets came almost entirely from
the tone of cables. which were quite strong
Wheat was also helped by the receipts at the
primary points being below the average and
fair clearances. There also less inclination
to realize than on yesterday An article in the
Cincinnati Price Current. estimating the visible
supply at 81, 600, 900 bushels less than last year.
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Superior Court.

Room Hon. N. B. Taylor. Judge.
j. II. Kirkhof VS.: VIM. II. Brown account
Dismissed by plaintiff
John Gaisford VS.. A. Schmidt; damages. On
trial by jury.
Lucinda Craig VS.. Rolly Craig; divorce. Dis
missed for want of prosecution.
j. c. Ludlow Il. Tindall ct al; on judg-
ment. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Fannie Holt va. Henry Holt; divorce. Granted
on ground of cruelty.
Room 2-Hon. u. w. Howe, judge.
Nicholas McC. Williams ct al. VS.. James A.
Roosevelt ct al. Dismissed
Civilia G. Mick VS. Edward L. Mick ct al.
Judgment on verdict for defendants.
Hyam Cohen VS.. Indianapolis Dry Placer and
Ore Company. Dismissed.
Oliver Fl. Myers VS.. George w Heron. Dis
missed.
Simon It. Lewis vs.. James NJ. Draper. Dis
missed
Lorenza D. Ault vs. Myron ". Williams
ct al Dismissed.
Henry Thompson vs. Jonathan w. Jones ct al.
Dismissed.
Mary Whippler vs.. George Whippler; divorce.
Henry I. Condo VS.. Burr ". Clifford; note.
Judgment for plaintiff for $78.
Albert Dillingham; ct al. VS.. Thomas Parker;
mechanics lien On trial by jury.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis {. W alkor. Judge.
Emeline Birmingham vs. Albert Brittingham
divorce Granted on grounds of cruel treat
ment.
Sarah r. Kappes vs. Abby s. Parks; to en-,
force trust in real estate On trial by the
court.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Alfred R. Eovey VS.. John r. Landers COM
plant note. Demand. 500.
George w. Boen Grand Lodge Free and
Accepted Masons, of the State of Indiana; COM
plant for damages. Demand $4,000
John A. Murray ct al VS.. Samuel A. Cum
mings; complaint on account. Demand. S65
Henry Stuart ct al VS.. Fred w. Nolting com
plant note and for foreclosure of chattel
mortgage. Demand. 500.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Wheat Steady, the Changes from the
Figures OF Thursday Being Slight.
Corn Quiet, with Limited Trading by Local
0perators-Oats in Better Demand and
Firm-Improvement in Provisions.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.


Less Activity New York, Though Most
Stocks Are Fractionai!y Higher.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Money on call was
Easy at 81 10 per cent, the last loan being
made at per cent. closing offered at A.
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull and unchanged.
The total sales Of stocks to-day $40. 419
shares. including the following: Delaware.
Lacka wanna 81 Western, 11,410; Erie, 1850;
Lake Shore, 1878: Louisville & Nashville,
$780, Missouri Pacific, 15,l 49, Northwestern.
il, 760; New York Central. 5, l95; Northern Pa
cifc preferred 10000; Oregon and Transconti-
mental 1895; Pacific Mail. 5000; Reading. TO-,
COO 81. Paul 81. $50; Texas Pacific. $780, Union
Pacific, IS 020 " estern Union %, S65.
The stock market less active to-day, and
while the prices were higher than on any day
This week, the fluctuations were narrow, except
for ? few specialties. There was general I'M
provement i'll the forenoon, which, however,
not maintained in the afternoon. The
-.bearsp offered resistance to tho advance,
but there disposition shown to let the
market take care Of itself, and the buying was
almost entirely from the shorts" notwithstaud-
Ing the repeated assertions that the bears
have already covered. The news of the day
was generally of favorable nature, and the
truDk-lipe meeting, the transcontinental negot-
ATOMS and the attempts bring about harmony
between the Pacific NJ all and the Canadian Pacific
Rll had an influence upon prices for goods. The
movements the active list, however,
very Sluggish, ana the only important changes
In quotations made in the inactive stocks,
which were affected by special GAUGES. The
opening firm TO strong at advances
yesterdays figures of from to cent.
There active business for short time.
After which II became only fairly active and at
times dull. The early gains not we'll
maintained, and small declines were
made in the first few minutes, after
which prices again and slowly
erept up until near 2 o'clock, when the best fig
ures generally were reached. The market then
ali off 1tyh he a
until IN the last hour. when decided de-
cline set in, which carried prices back last
EVENINGS figures. 10 a majority of cases the
close was quiet but heavy. Most stocks
higher tonight, but advances are for small frac-
tons only. except in Manitoba. which is UP q;
ST. Paul d Duluth, D: Lake Erie 81 Western
preferred and Wheeling & Lake Erie, Il.
Railroad bonds active aud firm to strong;
Jales, 81 060 600
Government bonds were dull and firm.
State bonds entirely neglected. Closing
quotations were:
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ReaI ESTATE Transf,r.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty-four hours
ending at 5 r. IL, Oct. 81. 1877. as furnished by
Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles Room 23 tna
Building:
Erastus H. Colip to Ada NJ Range lot "a
in Yandes al. s subdivision Of part OF
outlot 100 in Indianapolis .----.. 81, 700 90
Chester Bradford Cora D. Terrell lots
19 and 20. in block 35 in Buttons
North Indianapolis addition. .-------- 10000
Elizabeth Jones to Isaac b. Scudder, part
of the west half of the southeast quarter
of section ! l. township 10, range .,
east containing IL 69-lOO $780, 90
Sarah A. Knapp to samuel n. Shesler.
part OF lots ~ and % in Levi Ritters
addition TO Irvington --------- $500 90
Catherine Taylor TO Benjamin II. Thorn
ton lot s and part of A in Thorntons
subdivision of Vests addition to Indi-
annapolis. -...---...---..-.--..-. 5247o
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Original Puzzles.

NO. 20l3-HEXAGoN.
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French actress. 5. To scale Gare) 6. Opinion.
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NO. 2514-PALINDRoMIC ENIGMA.
In David but not in Peter:
In inbber, but not in eater;
In lark, but not in crow;
In ebb. but not in flow;
In wash. but not in clean;
In saw, but not IN seen;
In swallow. but not in jay
In fairy but not in fay;
In bend but not in crook;
In descry. but in look;
In beast, but not in bird;
In milk, but not in curd;
In saddle but not in rein:
In cavity but not in vein;
In wolf, but not in hound;
In pure, but not in sound;
In link but not in chain:
In bargain but not in gain;
In name also in fame
See saying reading backward
the same. UNCLE WILL.
NO. 2515-oLAssIcAL ENIGMA.
/ am composed of 80 letters.
Ny p. IL, 16. "a 1, 80 was city which was
My Is Ii 23. IS, 26 was an Ashenian leader.
My 20 4, 81. 3. 10 was good Roman emperor.
Ny 90 To- IS IS e 81 the Of ! Wns
Ny 2 6. II, II was an Anglosaxon king.
My s. O. p. /, 80 was river crossed by Hannibal
in his famous passage of the Alps
Ny whole vas maxim of the greatest of the seven
WEST SCARBOROUGH, Me.
NO. 2516-CHARADE
First is title by Spanards used;
Whole is animal much abused.
Last now fnd-don't be afraid
OF brass or iron tbs often made.
WALNUT. Ind. Miss CAL CULATE.
NO. 2517-DECAPITATIoNs.
/. Behead sprightly and leave timber.
g Rehead to skin prov. Eng.) and leave large
hard-wooded tree.
3. Behead a kind of fine sand from the banks of
the Trent aud leave a constellation.
4. Behead eve of the first year prov. Eng) and
leave to kick.
s. Behead red Madeira wine and leave denoting
inclusion DoDO.
NO. 2518-LITERARY QUOTATIONS.
Give the authors of the following quotations:
"All seems infected that the infected spy.
AS all looks yellow to the jauudiced eye."
HE that complies against his will
Is of the same opinion still
Ill
"All desperate hazards courage do create.
AS ne plays frankly who has least estate"
Content can soothe where'er by fortune placed;
Can garden in a desert waste
by outward show let's not be cheated:
An should like be treated"
"Auspicious hope! In thy sweet garden grow
Wreaths for each toll charm for every woe"
.'AIl that gtters is not gold;
Gilded tonbs do worms enfod."
Viii
Where wealth and freedom reign contentnent fails
And honor sinks where commerce long PREVAILS
HALLDALE. Me- NEWELL.
NO. 2519-HALF SQUARE.
1. person unnaturaly white. 2. An insect while
in the grub state. 3: A harsh sound 4. climbing
vine. D. An abbreviaton. q. vowel
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